Palwal News: Sarpanch cut the connection of Dalit colony and gave water supply to the bullies
Palwal. Villagers are yearning for water due to the water supply being stopped in the Dalit colony of village Kalwaka for a week. Villagers allege that the Sarpanch has cut their connection and connected the water supply to the bullies, due to which they are facing problems. On Wednesday, dozens of villagers reached the Mini Secretariat and complained to District Deputy Commissioner Neha Singh in the Samadhan Camp when their complaints were not heard despite the scorching heat. The Deputy Commissioner immediately directed the public health officials to go to the spot and solve the problem.
According to the information, there is a Dalit colony named Nangla along with village Kalwaka. About 200 people live in the colony. Due to the ground water being bad, a tubewell has been installed for them by the Public Health Department. About a week ago, on the request of the Sarpanch, the officials of the Public Health Department cut their connection and connected it to the water supply in village Kalwaka. There is no supply of drinking water in the village for the last seven-eight days. Children have to go far away from the fields to fetch water. On Wednesday, about 20 people including village residents Rajendra, Birpal, Bansi, Narendra, Sumit, Dharam, Lalit, Ram Singh, Mahendra presented their problems in front of District Deputy Commissioner Neha Singh in the Samadhan camp. The District Deputy Commissioner took the problem seriously and ordered immediate investigation and smooth supply of drinking water.
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JE and other officers of the department have been sent to the village to investigate the matter and the problem is being resolved. The matter of cutting off the water supply of the colony in this manner will also be investigated and action will be taken on receipt of the report.
– Neha Singh, Deputy Commissioner Palwal
Courtesy : Hindi News